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REVIEWS
18 Reviews
A fantastic Balclava light weight and warm great for those very cold winter days
Niscy
I used it only once for snowboarding, it does a great job at retaining heat so much so that it makes me sweat, I only had to use it once when it was super cold with wind, since then I did not use it but would definietly use it if it gets very cold.
This Omni heat face mask works wonders for when it is super cold but if you are a woman with a lot of hair you will have to wear your hair down with it on to be able to see and have fore head covered also.
James
It complies but can be improved to protect from the cold
Mason
I’m a skydiver and I felt no wind on my neck or discomfort from the cold falling at 120 mph! The fabric is thin enough that i can still wear my helmet.
Jetski Cindy
Love this Balaclava, it's replacement for one I lost. I have the black one also, best one's on the market. I use mine for jetskiing! I've tried mny but this one keeps me warm but don't sweat and stays in place at 70 mph!
Kelly H
The quality seems good and I expect it will keep me nice and warm on our winter Alaskan adventure. The fit is fairly snug, which I imagine is a good thing, but I think it might be small for anyone with a larger head.
Saulo
Just bough it and didn’t have chance to use it but seem that worth the price
Rafael
Definitely keeps ur face warm tried it out when I went snowboarding
Fe Alicia
I bought this for a 10 day winter trip to Iceland to photograph the Northern Lights. I own a boatload of Columbia's clothing with Omni-heat technology (winter coat, puffer coat, puffer jacket, gloves) so obviously I'm a big fan!
R. GAMBLE
Perfect to keep you warm in winter. We have one for each member of the family. Well worth the price.
Lana
This will be so nice and warm for cold snowy days!
ScottMuskyAngler
With this purchase I hoped the item's Omni-Heat Infinity liner would be sufficient to augment my alpacha wool cap when the weather was awful while plying the waters of the Niagara River this fall and winter. I was disappointed in the item's performance. The balaclava is constructed well, and it very light weight. The Omni-Heat liner seemingly does nothing. (I hope the down jacket with this feature I ordered outperforms this product.) The face covering fabric is very thin, possibly cotton, and offers precious little warmth. My displeasure with this product may be my own fault. The item does say it is lightweight and designed for hiking. It may work wonderfully in those respects. For fishing in the rain, wind and cold - or even walking my dogs with the same environmental factors - this product fails miserably. It simply offers no perceivable extra warmth. Much cheaper fleece offerings boast more. As a big and tall person I am pleased Columbia offers clothing in larger sizes, and this purchase in no way will prevent me from purchasing Columbia products in the future. I will just be much more careful doing so in the future; perhaps if a product comes recommended highly by a known or reputable source.
Its very comfort and feel warm , and its very lightweight
Jay
These product it’s amazing keeps me warm at low temperature. It’s amazing how your face could be freezing and as soon as I put it on the heat of my body start getting better.
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